LAUNCH
Onboarding & speed to productivity

CORPORATE READINESS · ORGANISATIONAL CAPABILITY
Training is not the answer to every performance problem. CATALYST starts with the work, identifies the real barrier and builds only the readiness response the organisation needs.
THE OPERATING MODEL
01 · DEFINE THE BUSINESS CHALLENGE
Choose the closest business problem. Nothing is selected for you.
Choose the business challenge first. CATALYST then checks whether training is really the right response.
02 · DIAGNOSE THE REAL BARRIER
CATALYST will load the diagnostic written specifically for that programme family.
03 · CHECK THE EVIDENCE
Self-report tells us where to look. Work evidence helps confirm whether the diagnosis is credible before an intervention is approved.
04 · BUILD THE READINESS RESPONSE
CATALYST does not preselect a programme family.
No recommendation is generated from incomplete information.
Onboarding & speed to productivity
Leadership readiness
Change & transformation readiness
AI & digital work readiness
Sales, GTM & customer readiness
Learning & capability systems
05 · DEFINE SUCCESS BEFORE DELIVERY
Each CATALYST family now has a matched end-line item bank. The end-line checks the same six readiness conditions using equivalent wording rather than repeating the baseline question word-for-word.
Knowledge, skill, judgement and demonstration. Confidence is reported separately.
Coaching, observation, feedback, follow-through and accountability.
Consistency, workflow use, quality, collaboration and speed to proficiency.
Relevant productivity, customer, sales, quality, adoption or risk measures.
Record the selected readiness conditions and agreed work evidence before delivery.
Recheck the matched conditions and the same agreed evidence wherever practical.
CATALYST PRINCIPLE
A capability intervention becomes valuable when people can perform differently at work — and the organisation can see credible evidence of that movement.